Using graphene enabled inks, electronic circuitry and wiring can now be printed on flexible backgrounds, effectively changing many paradigms of the electronics industry and facilitating new products. Perpetuus graphene enabled inks are available in formulations for ink jet, flexographic printing and sensors technologies.
Nearly all touch-screen devices such as mobile phones and satnavs, use ITO - a rare, volatile, and geopolitically sensitive material - as their key transparent conductive component. However, ITO’s physical and geographical limitations mean the industry is hungry for a replacement material. ITO-enabled devices are limited by the brittle nature of indium which impedes the design flexibility necessary in 21st century devices.
Perpetuus’ ITO replacement has a bending radius of 5-10mm, which makes it ideal for current “roll up, roll out” manufacturing processes.
John Buckland, Chief Executive of Perpetuus, said, “Until now, industry has been unable to procure good quality functionalised graphenes in commercial quantities. The Perpetuus process provides a full range of dispersible, functionalised graphenes, carbon nanotubes and other nano device and component enabling materials in tonne quantities.”
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Blytheweigh 020 7138 3204; Tim Blythe, Halimah Hussain, Alex Shilov
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